AFT chairman defends preference share issue
Controlling shareholders get dividend-paying stock in $9.1 million capital raise.
AFT Pharmaceuticals chairman David Flacks is defending a hybrid share issue to company insiders that pays a 9.4% dividend, saying the deal is “the best of all worlds for us.”
The maker of healthcare products such as Maxigesic, a paracetamol ibuprofen combo, said on Friday it would raise $9.1
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Tim Hunter
Tue, 21 Mar 2017
Tue, 21 Mar 2017
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AFT chairman defends preference share issue
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